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2021 NATIONAL DRAFT ORDER AND SELECTIONS 2021

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19 hours ago, Demon Forever said:

Dees after pick 19 from the suns

From the AFL site:

Among the other clubs to come forward for the Suns' pick 19, which they were officially granted last week as part of the AFL's concession package, is Melbourne.

The 2021 premiers' first pick for this year's draft is No.33 but the Demons are interested in grabbing the Suns' pick 19 in a deal that would require Melbourne to offload its future first-round pick.

The Demons' have shown their strategy at moving up the draft board in recent years and last year traded their future-first selection to ensure they had two first-round picks at the 2020 intake, which saw them land premiership player Jake Bowey and Bailey Laurie.

It would be a boon for the Demons to get up the board, with the Suns actively moving the selections due to their strong list position. Gold Coast has also already secured extra second, third and fourth-round picks for next year's draft as part of their day one deal with Collingwood.

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    18 hours ago, A F said:

    From the AFL site

    Among the other clubs to come forward for the Suns' pick 19, which they were officially granted last week as part of the AFL's concession package, is Melbourne.

    The 2021 premiers' first pick for this year's draft is No.33 but the Demons are interested in grabbing the Suns' pick 19 in a deal that would require Melbourne to offload its future first-round pick.

    The Demons' have shown their strategy at moving up the draft board in recent years and last year traded their future-first selection to ensure they had two first-round picks at the 2020 intake, which saw them land premiership player Jake Bowey and Bailey Laurie.

    It would be a boon for the Demons to get up the board, with the Suns actively moving the selections due to their strong list position. Gold Coast has also already secured extra second, third and fourth-round picks for next year's draft as part of their day one deal with Collingwood.

    Can you smell what Jason "Rock" Taylor is cooking?

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    6 minutes ago, Demon Forever said:

    Can you smell what Jason "Rock" Taylor is cooking?

    Someone like Toby Conway should be around that pick 19, a developing Tall Ruck that we can take our time to develop.

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    Just now, drdrake said:

    Someone like Toby Conway should be around that pick 19, a developing Tall Ruck that we can take our time to develop.

    Will have to check out if there are any clips on him. Not that a clip will give me much insight

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    19 hours ago, Demonland said:

    as of October 5
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    Hence, why we're now trying to improve our draft position.

    Good luck Tim Lamb!

     

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    INDICATIVE DRAFT ORDER (at the end of the AFL Trade Period) Points in red

    ROUND ONE 

    1. North Melbourne 3,000
    2. GWS Giants (received from Collingwood in 2020) 2,517
    3. Gold Coast 2234
    4. Adelaide 2,034
    5. Hawthorn 1,878
    6. Fremantle (received from Carlton as part of Adam Cerra trade) 1,751
    7. Richmond 1,644
    8. Fremantle 1,551
    9. St Kilda 1,469
    10. West Coast 1,395
    11. Essendon 1,329
    12. Port Adelaide (received from Sydney as part of Peter Ladhams trade) 1,268
    13. GWS Giants 1,212
    14. Brisbane Lions 1,161
    15. Richmond (received from Geelong in 2020) 1,112
    16. Sydney (received from Port Adelaide as part of Peter Ladhams trade) 1,067
    17. Melbourne (received from Western Bulldogs as part of a pick swap) 1,025
    18. Brisbane Lions (received from Melbourne in 2020) 985

    ROUND TWO 

    19. Fremantle (received from Gold Coast as part of Will Brodie trade; originally part of assistance package in 2019) 948
    20. North Melbourne 912
    21. Hawthorn (received from Collingwood in 2020) 878
    22. Geelong (received from Fremantle as part of Jordan Clark trade; originally received from Collingwood in a pick swap; originally received from Gold Coast in a pick swap) 845
    23. Western Bulldogs (received from Adelaide as part of a pick swap) 815
    24. Hawthorn 785
    25. Carlton 756
    26. Richmond 729
    27. Collingwood (received from Fremantle in a pick swap) 703
    28. Richmond (received from St Kilda in 2020) 677
    29. West Coast 653
    30. Geelong (received from Essendon in 2020) 629
    31. Sydney 606
    32. Geelong (received from GWS Giants in 2020) 584
    33. Adelaide (received from Melbourne as part of a pick swap; originally received from Brisbane in 2020) 563
    34. Geelong 542
    35. West Coast (received from Port Adelaide in 2020) 522
    36. Collingwood (received from Western Bulldogs in 2020) 502
    37. Melbourne (received from Adelaide as part of a pick swap; originally received from Melbourne in 2020) 483

    ROUND THREE

    38. Richmond (received as compensation for losing unrestricted free agent Mabior Chol to Gold Coast) 465
    39. Sydney (received as compensation for losing restricted free agent George Hewett to Carlton) 446         40. Richmond (received from North Melbourne as part of Robbie Tarrant-Callum Coleman-Jones trade) 429
    41. Brisbane Lions (received from Geelong as part of Darcy Fort trade; originally received from Collingwood as part of Nathan Kreuger trade) 412
    42. North Melbourne (received from Richmond as part of Robbie Tarrant-Callum Coleman-Jones trade; originally received from Gold Coast in 2020) 395
    43. Western Bulldogs (received from Collingwood for Pat Lipinski; originally received from Adelaide in 2020) 378
    44. Western Bulldogs (received from Adelaide as part of a pick swap; originally received as compensation for losing unrestricted free agent Jake Kelly to Essendon) 362
    45. Western Bulldogs (received from Melbourne as part of a pick swap; originally received from Hawthorn in 2020) 347
    46. Collingwood (received from Gold Coast in a pick swap; originally received from Carlton in 2020) 331
    47. North Melbourne (received from Richmond as part of Robbie Tarrant-Callum Coleman-Jones trade) 316
    48. Collingwood (received from Fremantle in 2020) 302
    49. Melbourne (received from St Kilda as part of a pick swap) 287
    50. Geelong (received from Brisbane as part of Darcy Fort trade; originally received from West Coast in 2020) 273
    51. Essendon 259
    52. Western Bulldogs (received from West Coast as part of Lewis Young trade; originally received from Sydney in 2020) 246
    53. GWS Giants 233
    54. Brisbane Lions 220
    55. Collingwood (received from Geelong as part of Nathan Kreuger trade) 207
    56. Essendon (received from Port Adelaide in 2020) 194
    57. Melbourne (received from Western Bulldogs in 2020) 182
    58. Collingwood (received from Gold Coast in a pick swap; originally received from Melbourne in 2020) 170

    ROUND FOUR 

    59. Hawthorn (received from North Melbourne in 2020) 158
    60. Brisbane Lions (received from Collingwood in 2020) 146
    61. Fremantle (received from Gold Coast as part of Will Brodie trade) 135
    62. St Kilda (received from Adelaide as part of a pick swap) 123
    63. Port Adelaide (received from Hawthorn in 2020) 112
    64. Carlton 101
    65. Hawthorn (received from Richmond in 2020) 90
    66. St Kilda (received from Adelaide as part of a pick swap; originally received from Fremantle in 2020) 80
    67. St Kilda 69
    68. West Coast 59
    69. Fremantle (received from Gold Coast as part of Will Brodie trade; originally received from Essendon in 2020) 49
    70. Sydney 39
    71. GWS Giants 29
    72. North Melbourne (received from Brisbane Lions in 2020) 19
    73. Port Adelaide (received from Geelong in 2020) 9
    74. Port Adelaide 
    75. Adelaide (received from Western Bulldogs as part of a pick swap) 
    76. Brisbane Lions (received from Melbourne in 2020)

    ROUND FIVE 

    77. North Melbourne 
    78. Collingwood 
    79. Collingwood (received from Gold Coast in a pick swap)
    80. Adelaide 
    81. Hawthorn 
    82. Carlton 
    83. Richmond 
    84. Fremantle 
    85. St Kilda 
    86. West Coast 
    87. Essendon 
    88. Sydney 
    89. GWS Giants 
    90. Brisbane Lions 
    91. Geelong 
    92. Port Adelaide  
    93. Western Bulldogs 
    94. Melbourne 

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    AFL NATIONAL DRAFT ORDER with Draft Points

    ROUND ONE 

    1. North Melbourne 3,000
    2. GWS Giants 2,517
    3. Gold Coast 2234
    4. Adelaide 2,034
    5. Hawthorn 1,878
    6. Fremantle 1,751
    7. Richmond 1,644
    8. Fremantle 1,551
    9. St Kilda 1,469
    10. West Coast 1,395
    11. Essendon 1,329
    12. Port Adelaide 1,268
    13. GWS Giants 1,212
    14. Brisbane Lions 1,161 
    15. Richmond 1,112
    16. Sydney 1,067
    17. Melbourne 1,025
    18. Brisbane Lions 985

    ROUND TWO 

    19. Fremantle 948
    20. North Melbourne 912
    21. Hawthorn 878
    22. Geelong 845
    23. Western Bulldogs 815
    24. Hawthorn 785
    25. Carlton 756
    26. Richmond 729
    27. Richmond 703
    28. Richmond 677
    29. West Coast 653
    30. Geelong 629
    31. Sydney 606
    32. Geelong 584
    33. Adelaide 563
    34. Geelong 542
    35. West Coast 522
    36. Collingwood 502
    37. Melbourne 483

    ROUND THREE

    38. Collingwood 465
    39. Sydney 446         
    40. Collingwood 429
    41. Brisbane Lions 412
    42. North Melbourne 395
    43. Western Bulldogs 378
    44. Western Bulldogs 362
    45. Western Bulldogs 347
    46. Collingwood 331
    47. North Melbourne 316
    48. Collingwood 302
    49. Melbourne 287
    50. Geelong 273
    51. Essendon 259
    52. Western Bulldogs 246
    53. GWS Giants 233
    54. GWS Giants 220 
    55. St. Kilda 207
    56. Essendon 194
    57. Melbourne 182
    58. Collingwood 170

    ROUND FOUR 

    59. Hawthorn 158
    60. Fremantle 146
    61. St Kilda 135
    62. Port Adelaide 123
    63. Carlton 112
    64. Hawthorn 101
    65. St Kilda 90
    66. St Kilda 80
    67. West Coast 69
    68. Fremantle 59
    69. Sydney 49
    70. GWS Giants 39
    71. North Melbourne 29
    72. Port Adelaide 19
    73. Port Adelaide 9
    74. Adelaide 

    ROUND FIVE 

    75. North Melbourne 
    76. Adelaide 
    77. Hawthorn 
    78. Carlton 
    79. Richmond 
    80. Fremantle 
    81. St Kilda 
    82. West Coast 
    83. Essendon 
    84. Sydney 
    85. Port Adelaide  

    ROUND SIX 

    86. Gold Coast 
    87. Adelaide 
    88. Essendon 
    89. Sydney 

    ROUND SEVEN 

    90. Gold Coast 
    91. Essendon

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    AFL NATIONAL DRAFT ORDER (after Day 1 of the National Draft) with Draft Points

    ROUND TWO 

    21. Fremantle 878
    22. North Melbourne 845
    23. Hawthorn 815
    24. Geelong 785
    25. Geelong 756
    26. Hawthorn 729
    27. Carlton 703
    28. Richmond 677
    29. Richmond 653
    30. Richmond 629 
    31. West Coast 606
    32. Sydney 584
    33. Geelong 563
    34. North Melbourne 542
    35. Adelaide 522
    36. West Coast 502
    37. North Melbourne 483
    38. Melbourne 465 

    ROUND THREE

    39. Sydney 446 
    40. Brisbane Lions 429 
    41. Western Bulldogs 412 
    42. Melbourne 395
    43. Geelong 378
    44. Essendon 362
    45. Collingwood 347
    46. GWS Giants 331
    47. GWS Giants 316
    48. St Kilda 302
    49. Essendon 287
    50. Melbourne 273
    51. Collingwood 259

    ROUND FOUR 

    52. Hawthorn 246
    53. Fremantle 233
    54. St Kilda 220 
    55. Port Adelaide 207
    56. Carlton 194
    57. Hawthorn 182
    58. St Kilda 170
    59. St Kilda 158
    60. West Coast 146
    61. Fremantle 135
    62. Sydney 123
    63. GWS Giants 112 
    64. Western Bulldogs 101
    65. North Melbourne 90
    66. Port Adelaide 80
    67. Port Adelaide 69
    68. Adelaide 59

    ROUND FIVE 

    69. North Melbourne 49
    70. Adelaide 39
    71. Hawthorn 29
    72. Carlton 19
    73. Collingwood  9
    74. Richmond 
    75. Fremantle 
    76. St Kilda
    77. West Coast
    78. Sydney 
    79. Essendon
    80. Port Adelaide 

    ROUND SIX 

    81. Gold Coast 
    82. Adelaide 
    83. Essendon 
    84. Sydney 

    ROUND SEVEN  

    85. Gold Coast 
    86. Essendon

    ROUND EIGHT 

    87. Collingwood 
    88. Geelong 
    89. Western Bulldogs

    ROUND NINE 

    90. Collingwood 
    91. Western Bulldogs

    ROUND TEN 

    92. Western Bulldogs 

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